The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... thou shepheards God that once didst love , Pitie the paines that thou thy selfe didst prove . " Thou barrein ground , whome winters wrath hath wasted , Art made a myrrhour to behold my plight : Whilome thy fresh spring flowrd , and ...
... thou shepheards God that once didst love , Pitie the paines that thou thy selfe didst prove . " Thou barrein ground , whome winters wrath hath wasted , Art made a myrrhour to behold my plight : Whilome thy fresh spring flowrd , and ...
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... thou please , Yet for thou pleasest not where most I would ; And thou , unlucky Muse , that wontst to ease My musing mynd , yet canst not when thou should ; 70 ་ ་ Both and Muse shall sore the while abye . " - pype So broke his oaten ...
... thou please , Yet for thou pleasest not where most I would ; And thou , unlucky Muse , that wontst to ease My musing mynd , yet canst not when thou should ; 70 ་ ་ Both and Muse shall sore the while abye . " - pype So broke his oaten ...
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... thou algate lust light virelayes , And looser songs of love to underfong , Who but thy self deserves sike Poetes prayse ? Relieve thy Oaten pypes that sleepen long . The . The Nightingale is sovereigne of song , Before him sits the ...
... thou algate lust light virelayes , And looser songs of love to underfong , Who but thy self deserves sike Poetes prayse ? Relieve thy Oaten pypes that sleepen long . The . The Nightingale is sovereigne of song , Before him sits the ...
Contents
THE LIFE OF SPENSER | ix |
THE SHEPHEARDS CALENDER | 2 |
THE FAERIE QUEENE | 89 |
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